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A mullet run in the New River has caused a great topwater bite for speckled trout and redfish, according to Capt. Ricky Kellum.

Topwater action for reds, trout on fire in New River

Speckled trout and redfish are hitting a variety of topwater lures in the New River between Jacksonville and Sneads Ferry. […]

The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission has reported an outbreak of hemorrhagic disease in the whitetail deer herd in Northwest North Carolina.

Commission schedules meeting to dicsuss hemorrhagic disease in Northwest North Carolina

NCWRC Release

The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission has scheduled a meeting to present information to the public about the scope and impact of an outbreak of hemorrhagic disease (HD) on deer in western North Carolina. […]

PVC pipe and fittings is all you need to build an inexpensive deer feeder.

Gravity deer feeder easy, inexpensive to make

Bill Howard

Feeders offer a great way to help pattern deer and present temporary holding areas for deer in their normal traveling corridors. […]

You can make this simple gravity deer feeder for less than $20 with materials from your local hardware or home improvement store.

Gravity deer feeder easy, inexpensive to make

Bill Howard

Feeders offer a great way to help pattern deer and present temporary holding areas for deer in their normal traveling corridors. In this video, Bill Howard shares how to build and set up a gravity-feed deer feeder. […]

The NCDMF wants to examine the carcasses of red snapper caught during the two upcoming 3-day recreational seasons. It has set up freezers at locations along the coast to receive the carcasses.

NCDMF wants to study red snapper carcasses

Jerry Dilsaver

The N.C. Division of Marine Fisheries wants red snapper carcasses. […]

Flounder have an almost magnetic effect on fishermen, drawing them to the coast in the fall.

Flat is where it’s at!

Jerry Dilsaver

Working through the braided cuts in the Shackleford Banks marsh would have been a daunting feat for many fishermen, but Capt. Noah Lynk of Harkers Island buzzed his Bay Rider skiff in and out of the channels with the skill and confidence of someone who travels them regularly. […]

Will McElveen plans his early-season tactics around hunting for bucks, whether he’s hunting with a rifle or archery equipment.

Early Bird Kills the Buck

Terry Madewell

“Early season deer hunting” means different times to hunters across South Carolina because season opening dates vary from game zone to game zone. […]

Should the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission, N.C. Division of Marine Fisheries and N.C. Department of Agriculture merge? That's the topic to be discussed at public meetings this week in New Bern and Manteo.

Meetings tonight, Thursday on possible NCDMF, NCWRC merger

Craig Holt

The N.C. Division of Marine Fisheries will hold meetings concerning a possible merger with the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission tonight and Thursday. […]

Big blue catfish have been regular catches the past two weeks on Lake Norman and Lake Wylie

Norman, Wylie producing big blue catfish regularly

Craig Holt

Big blue catfish currently are the main objects of anglers’ attention at two lakes near Charlotte. […]

The ultimate goal of any deer hunter is to get that trophy deer in the crosshairs, but typically requires a lot of prior work in preparation. In this video, Will Montgomery of Carolina Farm and Wildlife Supply in Pauline, SC offers tips on how to prepare

A last-minute food-plot video primer for Upstate hunters

Phillip Gentry

Hunting whitetail deer over food plots is one of the best ways to enable a hunter to take a trophy buck. Not only do food plots tip the scales in the hunter’s favor by drawing the deer to the hunter, they are an important nutritional food source and management tool to keep deer herds healthy and keep them on your property year round. […]